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What's the best cell phone you have owned?

Whats the worst?

 

 

I can't remember the first few I owned but they was all junk. I got the razor when they first came out, it worked great for two years before I got mad at my girlfriends mom and through it at a wall...broke in half. Then I got the most expensive phone out at the time, the blackjack. It was by far the worst phone I ever owned. It was great for texting but that don't do ya no good when you can't get service anywhere. Then I got the juke, neat little phone but hard to text with. Now I got the razor 2 and so far, so good.

My Blackberry is by far the best phone I have ever had and I likely will never get anything different. As long as I can afford it. :D

Blackjack - is best, currently own.

Owned an Envy, got washed a month after I got it. I know own a Palm Treo and I just wish it was a little bit smaller.

First phone- a Samsung x427 (bad phone)

second phone- sliver- ok phone

third phone- razor- so far the better one

I had a Motorola i90 when I had Nextel, which I absolutely loved until it finally just wore out. Currently have a Blackjack, so far so good with it...

I get a new phone every 6 months or so. I'm an addict.

 

The best phone I've ever had by far is the phone I have now. The BlackBerry Curve 8330.

Best phone I've owned is a Kyocera candybar model. I dropped it outside one winter and found it two weeks later when the snow melted. Powered right up and worked fine.

I can't remember the first few cell phones I had because they were junk pre-paid phones. I'm pretty sure one was a Kyocera something-or-other. This Kyocera thing was definitely the worst phone...it was junk.

 

Then I had one of those Nokia bar-style phones that it seems like everyone had when cell phones first became popular.

 

I have two that have tied for the best phone. One was a Samsung phone I had when I had Sprint. That thing lasted for two years before I cracked the screen playing football with the thing in my pocket.

 

The other is a Nextel/Motorola i560 (rugged phone). This phone was great until about a month ago (mind you, my contract runs out in a couple weeks). The battery was good, good features, held up to dropping, sweat, etc. Service was superb as long as I wasn't in Eastern KY. *Sidenote - I live in Richmond, but travel to Eastern KY occassionally.

 

Then about a month ago the phone started to randomly shut down and say "insert sim."

 

Oh well, I'm getting a new Samsung A737 in a couple days and switching to AT&T.

Worse phone: one that I had to buy

 

Best phone: the one that someone gave to me because their wife didn't want it.

One of the best phones I have had was the Motorola StarTak. Of course the best phone for signal strength was the "bag"phone(I still have one). But now I have about 3 Nokias that I switch the SIMcard around. All I use a cell phone for is to talk. But I admit I have gotten into texting.

I just ordered a tilt phone from work, any one have any feedback?

I have a blackberry pearl right now that I really like but Ive only had it about a month. Before that I had a razr for a long time and it worked well. It looks fragile but it was pretty durable and tough for me.

My favorite is the one I have now...The LG Shine...and yes, I had it before the new commerical came out. :lol:

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